Can this frame be used for both horizontal and vertical photos? I don't see that info in the description. TIA!
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Yes though the way the decorative element swoops down into the space where you will place the photo can get in the way depending on what photo you are using (like it could cut into someone's head in the photo). Guess you need to think about what photo you are going to use in relation to that.
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Hi Ellen , yes this frame goes either way & is beautiful. Looks much more expensive than it is!
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The manual and specs doesn't say so but it has an option for vertical as well as horizontal image shift. It may be that instead of an optical shift it is a digital or software shift but i tried this feature and could not detect any discernable difference in the image quality. HTH
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If you mean does it put horizontal when it's vertical, the answer is NO. However you download pictures is how it's displayed.Hope this is the answer your looking for.
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Yes, it can! It works great in both horizontal and vertical configurations. The directions show you very clearly how both directions can be achieved, and the tear off feature works great in both configurations.
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Not sure on that one. I try to rotate my pics and save how I want before loading onto memory disk for frame. Sorry.
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Just horizontaly, unless your tripod is a "jobi" style (as pictured) and can grab onto something "sideways" to allow pictures to be oriented vertically (portrait) vs horizontally (landscape).
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Panning horizontal and vertical is what this does. You can see me using these in my videos from You Tube on Finding New Neighbors. I have a lot of samples on there. Your camera would have no problem on this jib crane. I have the 8' and the 4'. Both work great! I use them every week filming houses as a real estate broker.
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Yes, it's designed for either horizontal or vertical use. We use it vertically (without the adjustable side panels). Fits snugly in the window and it works great! Very quiet fan too.
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Yes! I scanned and downloaded old photos to my computer, then edited to a "4 x 3 Book" size, landscape orientation. They came through on the frame very well. I'm very happy with this frame and am considering buying another.
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Not intended for vertical use. It will tend to flow with gravity and is best on a flat, horizontal surface!. This is not a paste or glue!
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I believe it is not film size is different, also camera is different, there's also different film sizes. Only vertical works with camera ; horizontal will not work as I have ordered it before. Also, how did u get 2 this page? I've tried to ask ?? But have been unsuccessful please send me link on how to ask ?? Thank much!!!
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In addition to the four side "walls" there are two vertical and two horizontal walls that are fixed, but I found that the number of dividers that could be moved to create custom spaces were sufficient for my needs. Hope this helps. Jammer
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it has a side mount , but its for the tripod also so you can use it both vertical. and horinzontal lines only
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Tara, yes the tripod can be used in either way, just by setting the plate that screws to the camera to either horizontal or vertical plane.This is the best inexpensive tripod I have ever owned- and I have had 4 or 5 before this one. It is sturdy, well constructed I have used it outdoors in moderate wind conditions (deer hunting) and it is heavy enough to stand up well in those circumstances. (It is better in those conditions if you don't extend it to its tallest. I used it while siltting on a chair.)
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For 4x6 I had to use sheets that only hold two photos. I've been working with all sorts of sizes, many of them more than 100 years old, and it has been maddening. Sorry I can't give you a positive answer.
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In a nutshell no, my two frames had many problems and one was the frame would mess up about 5 pics of 75 and display them sideways.I strongly suggest buying any other frame as their customer service was non existent.
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Yes, you can mount them vertically. There is a locking ring which screws onto the base. You would be able to point the camera in all axes from the plane of the wall it's mounted to.